"So yes, we sometimes face cultural differences and it's not always easy: misunderstandings are happening much more.
In addition, because of the duty to continue the bloodline of the husband, these female foreign spouses not only face cultural differences but must also deal with the experience of giving birth to a baby.
That was the patient [ waving as if to say goodbye ] 'Have a good day!' I was completely left alone to face the cultural differences, the technical differences, nobody would tell me the list works this way or that way.
Some women also face cultural pressure to breast-feed.
Specifically, the problem that Universal Avenue has set out to solve is that it is often difficult to reach decision makers in B2B sales without a face-to-face approach, citing cultural differences, missing contact details and limited online presence.
Besides the tomboy labels all female wrestlers endure, there are the cultural differences she faces being among the few African-American women in the sport.
Researchers in other countries may also face local constraints due to cultural differences in attitudes to data privacy, though this paper demonstrates that data matching can be carried out without compromising individual health information privacy.
Interestingly, culture eye-tracking studies that used face stimuli demonstrated a different pattern of cultural differences than those reported in this present study, which used complex scenes.
From coping with the language barriers to dealing with the cultural differences, I have faced many issues, and since the years that I have started living in the US, I have noticed many fellow Nepalese who have gone through similar experiences.
How will this person deal with the cultural differences he or she faces?
